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Volker Scheid and Hugh MacPherson, “Integrating East Asian Medicine into Contemporary Healthcare” (Churchill Livingstone, 2011)

Volker Scheid and Hugh MacPherson‘s Integrating East Asian Medicine into Contemporary Healthcare (Churchill Livingstone, 2011) is the result of a wonderfully transdisciplinary project that aims to bring scholars and practitioners of East Asian medicine together in a common dialogue that also info…

S3E3 - Demystifying platelet aggregometry

Welcome to Ask Stago, the podcast dedicated to provide expert answers to your expert questions in hemostasis. In today’s episode, our guest David Courtois will explain further what is platelet aggregometry, how to measure it and in which indications it is useful.   Literature sources: Born GVR…

Footnotes on "Qi cultivation in qigong and taiji quan"

A reading guide by Frances Garrett for an article by Gideon Enz, "Qi cultivation in qigong and taiji quan," in Energy Medicine East and West, Edited by David Mayor, Marc S. Micozzi, Churchill Livingstone, 2011, Pages 73-83. This episode of Footnotes was a lecture produced by Frances Garrett for a 2…

Footnotes on "Qi in Asian medicine"

A reading guide by Frances Garrett for an article by Nancy N. Chen, "Qi in Asian medicine," in Energy Medicine East and West, Edited by David Mayor, Marc S. Micozzi, Churchill Livingstone, 2011, Pages 3-10. This episode of Footnotes was a lecture produced by Frances Garrett for a 2019 University of…

80 - Tub Worthley - A pioneering "Grand Master" of intensive care

This episode features the memories, experiences and wisdom of Dr Lindsay 'Tub' Worthley, AM. The discussion covers the following: Tub's training to become an intensivist when no specific training existed His experience at a time when Australian ICUs were in their infancy The difference betwee…

The Science of Breath for Better Health

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Enhance your health through the power of breath, and discover how such a simple act can profoundly impact your physical and emotional well-being. Join me, Susannah Steers, as I guide you through the often-overlooked science of breathing, drawing insights from James Nestor's "Breath: The New Science…

The Beauty of Balint Groups in General Practice

Doctors Lisa and Sara are joined by GP and Medical Educator Dr Alan Ng, working in Canada. We discuss what Balint groups are, starting from who Balint was. We go through the structure of a Balint session and why they exist in the form they do. We discuss the advantages to both Doctors and their pat…

#14: Nettle – Awakening

In this episode, we step into the threshold between winter and spring with nettle as our guide. One of the first greens to rise from cold soil, nettle teaches us about awakening before we feel fully ready — about rebuilding after long seasons of rest, grief, illness, or creative dormancy. Mineral-…

Stop Killing Your Neck at Your Work: 3 Simple Hacks to Reset Your Posture

Tired of that dull ache at the base of your skull by 2 PM? In this video, I’m showing you exactly how to reclaim your posture and stop "Tech Neck" in its tracks. As office workers, we often spend 8+ hours a day in a position that puts up to 60 lbs of pressure on our cervical spine. Today, I'm sha…

Episode 7: What is an Adjustment?

In today's episode, we will discuss the scientific parameters of what can be considered an adjustment.  An adjustment isn't just anything we want to do to create a cavitation, but it has a very specific definition.  We will discuss that definition as well as what is required of us to meet that defi…